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Exceptions: "javax.jdo.JDOFatalUserException: Persistence Manager has been closed" #173
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I'm afraid I don't know. It looks like something is closing the persistence manager early, or something is running which expects it to be open but it isn't. Maybe there is some service which is turned on by default in Hive 3 that needs to be disabled? Or the opposite - something that needs to be enabled. Is there anything else in the log when it starts up that indicates an error or something misconfigured? What is |
Thanks for the reply. Where should I look exactly for the logs? Also, how can I look up the value of By the way, while searching Github for similar issues, I came across this comment in another project: apache/iceberg#1478 (comment) That comment mentions something about configuration not being passed correctly to different threads. Does that ring a bell at all? Thank you. |
By "logs" I just meant the full output you see in the console when you run the test. To look at the value of the configuration you could try debug the test and put a breakpoint somewhere near where this is happening and then inspect the values, probably in the That comment from Iceberg that you linked does look potentially relevant, I'm just not exactly sure where in HiveRunner we'd need to ensure the configuration is passed long if this is indeed the problem. |
Hi,
I'm getting multiple exceptions like the following two stacktraces while running my tests:
And:
The tests eventually complete successfully. So the main issue is that these exceptions add noise to the output, and I think they also cause the tests to run slower.
I've found that Issue #19 talks about a similar problem. Does something in the above stacktraces jumps at you to explain what might be causing this, and how to fit it?
BTW, thanks a lot for a great project. I've found HiveRunner to be super useful!
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